cdarwin, to random
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Republican billionaires rally around Trump for April fundraiser as election – and scramble for cash – heats up

Hedge fund founder is hosting a high-dollar fundraiser next month to benefit Donald Trump’s presidential campaign that is drawing some of the Republican Party’s wealthiest donors, according to an invitation obtained by CNN

https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/19/politics/republican-billionaires-trump-fundraiser/index.html

cdarwin,
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Conservative Liz and Dick are backing Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, according to the Financial Times, adding a rescue in the form of financial support for Trump, whose campaign faces a significant cash gap behind President Joe Biden’s fundraising efforts

https://www.forbes.com/sites/tylerroush/2024/03/09/trump-scores-new-billionaire-donors-as-campaign-seeks-badly-needed-cash-report-says/amp/

cdarwin, to random
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An anti-Trump group backed by billionaires Reid Hoffman, Seth Klarman and John Pritzker is launching a $50 million ad campaign featuring disaffected Trump voters—while some conservative billionaires coalesce behind the former president as it’s become clear he’ll secure the GOP nomination.

🔸Republican Voters Against Trump🔸, which is funded by the 🔹Republican Accountability PAC, 🔹aims to raise $30 million, in addition to the $20 million it’s already raised, for an advertising campaign featuring 👉videos of former Trump voters explaining why they won’t cast their ballots for him again this year, its founder told the New York Times.

, co-founder of LinkedIn and a prolific Democratic donor, is one of the Republican Accountability PAC’s biggest backers, donating $2 million in both January and June last year, according to Federal Election Commission filings that show his $4 million accounts for half of what the group raised last year.

, who runs the Boston-based Baupost hedge fund and is a vocal Trump critic who has donated to both parties, gave $1 million to the group in May last year.

, of the billionaire family that founded Hyatt hotels, gave a total of $1 million to the group through two $500,000 donations in June and November last year.

Founded during the 2020 campaign, Republican Voters Against Trump is ramping up its anti-Trump efforts as the former president is now the de facto Republican nominee.

♦️Meanwhile, conservative billionaires are lining up behind Trump ♦️, including shipping and packing company founders and , the Financial Times reported this weekend,
and aerospace billionaire , according to Politico—all previous donors to Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ failed presidential campaign.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/saradorn/2024/03/12/here-are-the-billionaires-backing-this-anti-trump-republican-campaign/?sh=5122dc3e2c59

jackhutton, to random
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Billionaire Ron DeSantis donors Liz and Dick Uihlein will back Donald Trump

Ex-president get a much needed boost as he vies to catch Joe Biden in 2024 campaign money race

https://on.ft.com/3PdH8NB

makkhorn, to random
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Cargo magnate Dick
was the No. 1 donor for Republicans in 2022. He now appears to be trying to conceal his giving.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/tax-filings-reveal-gop-megadonor-dick-uihlein-has-a-new-giving-strategy

JoParkerBear, to random

I have never seen so much evil in my life, think-tank wise. Florida billionaire and major DeSantis donor Dick Uihlein and his Foundation for Government Accountability—FGA (& its lobbying arm “Opportunity Solutions Project) are not just trying to roll back child labor laws across the country— with great successes thus far— they are into EVERYTHING, and to a degree of sickness I’ve never seen.

1/infinite

One of its newer initiatives: discourage high school kids from furthering their education

KEY FINDINGS Going to college can help lead to higher earnings but it does not guarantee success. Student loan debt now exceeds $1.76 trillion. Students’ Right to Know laws provide high school students with access to information about college, like average cost, average loan amounts, graduation rates, and employment prospects. 15 states have implemented a version of Students’ Right to Know. Florida has led the way with a public dashboard that makes it easy for students to compare different paths. The Bottom Line: Many states across the country have passed Students’ Right to Know and have equipped students with the information they need to make good decisions about their futures.
The Bottom Line: Many states across the country have passed Students’ Right to Know and have equipped students with the information they need to make good decisions about their futures. For some students, a college degree is the right choice. But it is not always the pathway to bigger salaries and better job opportunities. Many high-paying jobs do not require a bachelor’s degree and some fields of study are more valuable than others. Some fields require masters- or doctorate-level education to realize higher earnings, but in other fields of study the opposite is true. The costs of college continue to rise, and so does the percentage of adults who carry student loan debt. States that have passed Students’ Right to Know have taken an important step towards solving this problem.
A screenshot of some of their many issues, but here I highlighted: Setting Up a Pro-work Regulatory Environment Preparing the Next Generation EMPOWERING TEENAGERS THROUGH THE POWER OF WORK

_ohcoco_, (edited )
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@JoParkerBear

Where the Uihleins sent their cash after the >>

"A nonprofit led by GOP megadonor Richard contributed millions of dollars in 2021 to conservative groups who played roles in promoting falsehoods of widespread voter fraud following the or are linked to efforts to challenge the election results, including more than $2 million within a week of the deadly attack on the Capitol."

https://www.politico.com/newsletters/politico-influence/2023/01/27/where-the-uihleins-sent-their-cash-after-the-insurrection-00079999

_ohcoco_, (edited )
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@JoParkerBear This is a detailed accounting of where the Uihleins sent their money after , put together by Accountable.US (https://accountable.us):

"In the days after the attempted insurrection on January 6, 2021, the Ed Family Foundation, a major funder of extremist right-wing groups, gave millions to groups that
played a role in challenging the results of the 2020 election and fueled the violent attack on
the Capitol."

https://accountable.us/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/01-24-23-The-Ed-Uihlein-Family-Foundation-Gave-Over-5-Million-To-Groups-Tied-To-Efforts-To-Overturn-the-2020-Election-Throughout-2021%E2%80%93Including-Over-2-Million-Within-A-Week-Of-January-6th.pdf

SpookieRobieTheCat, to Ohio
@SpookieRobieTheCat@mastodon.social avatar

Once again, the tone deaf, Christo-fascist GOP in Illinois drop tons of money in and lose.
Uihlein, Proft and Bailey can go fuck right off.
These "christian" men will never stop trying to remove reproductive rights from women.
Assholes.

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